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Venomous humans: An intriguing concept

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Diya Adhikary, Amity University Kolkata The etymology of “venom” is associated with polytheistic cults that highlighted the accomplishment of desires sometimes aided by “love potions”. This was later interpolated with the word “poison”. Venom is defined as a mixture of toxic enzymes and various other proteins. It is produced in certain specific glands in the […]

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UNIQUE EVOLUTION OF GENE IN SOME SNAKES-FIND OUT!

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AISHILA KAR, AMITY UNIVERSITY KOLKATA In step with University of Queensland research, some snakes have evolved a single genetic trick to avoid being eaten by venomous snakes. Antagonistic interactions, like predator–prey relationships, are drivers of evolutionary novelty within the coevolution of the many organisms, with reciprocal selection pressures resulting in genotypic changes. This reciprocal evolution […]

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